>
> quick crash-me question
>
> the web page lists several numbers for the performance of several databases (
> MySQL sybase access). The one I'm most insterested in is
> "max table row length"
>
> What does that number symbolize?
>
> The maximum
According to crash me the function randomization 'RAND' is supported by SQL
7.0 AND MYSQL. i AM USING SQL 7.0 and when i test the SQL the results are
returned in the same order everytime. It seems that 'Rand' is recognized,
but it isn't executed.
Anybody else
Dear Y'all -
Well, I'm pretty giddy having just gotten my linux box to successfully
communicate with M$ SQL Server on a remote NT machine. As promised,
in gratitude for earlier help from list members I've written this
e-mail outlining how I got it to work.
The real trick was to follow the inst
Hi,
http://tlowery.hypermart.net/perl_dbi_dbd_faq.html
This contains the info on how to setup the dbi proxy solution.
I tried the sybase method today, but had no luck (all the
test-* scripts just core, v annoying). Ive also come to the
conclusion that the entire odbc thing should just be
Dear Y'all -
Joshua Chamas writes:
> I believe that perl's DBD::Sybase can be used to connect to
> MS SQL server. I've never done it myself mind you, but heard
> it to be true.
Vivek Khera writes:
> Except that perl/DBI requires an underlying C library for the DBMS in
> question. I un
Vivek Khera wrote:
>
> > "GC" == Gerald Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> GC> Perl/DBI, or any mysql client on Linux should connect to mysql on NT
> GC> with no problem. Why would you need ODBC?
>
> Except that perl/DBI requires an underlying C library for the DBMS in
> question. I un
> "GC" == Gerald Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
GC> Perl/DBI, or any mysql client on Linux should connect to mysql on NT
GC> with no problem. Why would you need ODBC?
Except that perl/DBI requires an underlying C library for the DBMS in
question. I understand that the sybase libs might
William Goedicke wrote:
>
> Finally we get to my question. Can anyone give me pointers on how to
> setup the linux box so that I can run crash-me against the remote NT
> box's SQL Servers. Crash-me is running fine on the linux test server
> and I've been experimentin
t; > odd machines. The testing framework runs on linux and tests target
> > machines that run linux, solaris and Windoze NT.
> >
> > One of the capabilities we test on those target machines is the DBMS.
> > The test framework compares crash-me runs on the linux MySQL server
es is the DBMS.
> The test framework compares crash-me runs on the linux MySQL servers
> from before and after we make the change and highlights the changes
> which we then analyze.
>
> I also want to run crash-me on the linux box against M$ SQL Server on
> the NT boxes and see how
target
machines that run linux, solaris and Windoze NT.
One of the capabilities we test on those target machines is the DBMS.
The test framework compares crash-me runs on the linux MySQL servers
from before and after we make the change and highlights the changes
which we then analyze.
I also want
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